Brian Doherty has published what looks like it might be an interesting article in the Wall Street Journal, titled "Rand and the Right." It begins: Because of her opposition to New Deal government controls, novelist and ... »More

From Robin Orenbuch: On October 13, 2007 there will be an Atlas Shrugged Symposium on Book TV at 12 noon (presumably Eastern time, since Robin is on the East Coast). »More

The Christian Science Monitor just published a full-length article on finding love around a shared interest in Ayn Rand's writings. The Atlasphere figures prominently in the article, as you might expect, together with many ... »More

The article, titled "Atlas came to Irvine," begins: Yaron Brook grew up a socialist. What choice did he have? His parents were "standard leftist intellectuals," he said, driven from their homeland of South Africa by the injustices ... »More

Today is the 50th Anniversary of the publication of Ayn Rand's novel Atlas Shrugged! From today's Wall Street Journal: CAPITALIST HEROES By David Kelley October 10, 2007; Page A21 Fifty years ago today Ayn Rand published her magnum opus, ... »More

The New York Times has published a mildly interesting hit piece on Alan Greenspan and his new memoir. »More

Bruce Ramsey has an interesting article in the Seattle Times titled "Maestro Greenspan wasn't conducting all that much," about Greenspan's new memoir and his legacy as Fed Chairman. He cites a passage from the memoir confirming ... »More

Peter Larsen has penned a nice article for the OC Register about how Atlas Shrugged has fared over the past fifty years. It's titled "Ayn Rand fans mark 50th anniversary" and it's pretty much what you'd ... »More

I was just alerted by a new Atlasphere member that the October issue of Inc. Magazine contains an article regarding the 50th anniversary of Atlas Shrugged. The new issue is not yet available in local newsstands ... »More

Marc E. Babej and Tim Pollak, partners in the marketing firm Reason Inc., have penned a wonderful new article about Ayn Rand at Forbes.com, titled "Atlas Shrugs Again." It begins: Remember the big question in ... »More